What the buyer needs
AI summaryNASA Langley Research Center requests information regarding potential site development partnerships for approximately 325 acres across seven developable parcels, and an additional 150 acres with development limitations. NASA seeks ideas from industry, academia, and non-federal government entities interested in leasing and developing the NASA Langley Aerospace Innovation District (AID) Hub. The AID Hub aims to foster private sector and intergovernmental participation in Langley's mission to support national priorities in hypersonics, aerospace technology development, and NASAs missions. Potential developments include facilities for research, development, testing, payload processing, autonomous systems, and simulation facilities. Langley also seeks ideas for a gateway complex, public access areas, renewable energy farms, and temporary housing. Initial Expressions of Interest are due July 31, 2026. The RFI closes June 30, 2027.
Scope of work
- Lease and development of up to 473 acres across nine developable parcels
- Establishment of mixed-use, single, and multitenant aerospace facilities
- Facilities supporting hypersonics research and interagency collaboration
- Research, development, testing, and evaluation infrastructure for aerospace products
- Payload processing and airborne testing facilities
- Autonomous systems capabilities for regional air mobility
- Lunar/Mars large-scale integrated simulation facilities
- Gateway complex, renewable energy farms, and visitor housing
Documents to include with your response
- Entity information including organization name, address, primary POC, and contact information
- Statement of interest in the NASA Langley AID Hub development opportunity
- High-level ideas for use and/or development of parcels
- Indication of ability to take full responsibility for multi-purpose development (if single entity)
- Statement of interest in attending upcoming Industry Days including attendee names, company, and citizenship
How to submit
- Method
- Electronic via email
- Instructions
- Submit 2 to 5 pages electronically to POCs referencing subject line LARC-RFI/EUL.
Incumbent and award research
No incumbent history found for this requirement. The notice does not cite a current contract, and no earlier award from this buying office matches it.
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